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Add service!$data
source module
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performance impact is not detectable in our test-app (fxtrader). require('service!$data') behaves as expected. test coverage looks good |
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Add `service!$data` source module
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Add
service!$data
source module that lists services and their dependencies.There could be a slight performance/memory hit here since in order to detect services in NamespacedJS we have to do a second pass looking for
getService('...')
calls. I've done some basic investigation and it seems to be negligible, but we should probably double check this with a larger app.